"It's upside down!"

[sully75]

Don't our eyes do the same thing?

[SergeiR]

I think it's interesting the way we (or at least I; but assuming any view camera user) don't even notice the upside-down image when focusing. I have to think about it and consciously look for it to realize it anymore. I wonder if our brain learns to automatically invert the image after awhile, similar to the way it does with our normal vision?

You brain already do it. Images that our eyes do see are in fact same - upside down. You brain trains through your life to get them back. Same way as it trains to fill in gaps in vision (blind spots and unsharp zones), to transform very narrow field of sharp vision into wider one, to deal with scanning nature of human vision.

[SergeiR]

Don't our eyes do the same thing?

Yup. Physics, 10th grade, (11th now) in regular russian schools.

[BrianShaw]

Yup. Physics, 10th grade, (11th now) in regular russian schools.

Same in regular Catholic schools too.

[C. D. Keth]

Same in regular Catholic schools too.

They teach science in Catholic schools?

[ImSoNegative]

i had to explain this very thing last week to a young lady i was photographing, she looked more confused after the explanation : )

[hoffy]

They teach science in Catholic schools?

And on the sixth day...

[Pete Watkins]

hoffy,
That's maths!

[John Kasaian]

They teach science in Catholic schools?

These guys attended Catholic schools
http://francesblogg.blogspot.com/200...sts-index.html

[David Swinnard]

I used to say "shhhh, don't say that too loud... I turn the prints over before I give them to the clients..."